The drafting of a law by the President of Egypt, regulate NGO dash hopes of a free civil society after the uprising against Mubarak, 2011, Human Rights Watch said on Thursday.
President Mohammed Mursi said on Wednesday submitted to the Muslim Brotherhood led an Act of Parliament, the liberation of a civil society to be stifled, who was Mubarak's overthrow democracy activists ignited.
Human Rights Watch said that the new draft was "hostile to the very concept of independent civil society."
"This draft law dashes all hope independent groups are free to operate independently after the revolution," Sarah Leah Whitson, said the Middle East and North Africa director at Human Rights Watch.
"Egypt and Africa the Organic Law of the proposal would allow the government to let go off funding and suspend activity group found inconvenient," she said in a statement.
President proposed law, this week, trying to ease restrictions on criticizing the United States and the European Union, they will be placed on early drafts of civic activism concerns.
Human Rights Watch is legally identified some improvements, specific changes will no longer be considered as a public financial funds NGO. However, the latest draft is far below international human rights obligations in Egypt, it said.
Quote vulnerabilities, including government and security agencies, will allow any restrictions on civil society groups empowers the government refused access to domestic and international capital
In Washington, U.S. State Department spokesman Jen Psaki said the United States is reviewing the latest draft, whether it is with Egypt's international obligations consistent.
"We want to see Egypt and the NGO in a transparent and accountable manner," she said. "And legislative constraints, we believe that this is still the latest draft of the activities of NGOs as part of the damage is not only Egypt's international image, but also non-governmental organizations to provide the necessary assistance to the ability of people in the country."
Since Mubarak was deposed, limiting civil society is still a source of friction Western countries to help fund non-governmental organizations working on human rights and economic, social and political development.
Last year, in a temporary army generals who rule came from Mubarak investigations international non-governmental organization with headquarters in the United States in the United States and some of the relationship between Egypt, triggering a crisis.
 



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